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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-08
LOGAI. ITEMS.

Cotton q cents.
Miss Lula Hester is teaching class
in art at Central.
Miss Georgia Boggs visited friends in
Pickens last Monday.
Col. Z. J. Lamotte, Of the Columbia
Register, was in town last week.
Mr.. Joab Mauldin's mill is busy
squeezing the sweetness out OF the cane.
Mr.. e. A. PIummer, of Virginia, has
taken charge of the Keowee Hotel at
Seneca. ~ +r
The railroai! fare to the Constitutional
Convention at Philadelphia is one cent
per mile each way.
Mrs. H.. I. Horton, of Williamston,
visited the family of Mr.. Il. FL. Smith of
Liberty last week.
The Messenger says that Lang Gilli-
land and j. e. Rankin have gone to try
their fortune in another land.
The Huguenot Mills had small siz-
cd strike last Saturday. The hands did
not want to change bosses.
Presbytery at Pickens and the Camp
meeting at Twelve Milo, each embrace
the first Sabbath in October.
The anniversary of the earthquake was
celebrated with only few slight shocks,
none percepible in the up country.
Alvis Alexander was before Commits
sioner Thornley, last week on charge
of distilliug. Ho was held for court,
Rev. John II. Hutchins has been con-
ducting asuccessful meeting nt G"orges
Creek. Several were baptized last Sab
bath.
Mr. Thomas J. King, very aged and
respected citizen, who lives in the lower
part of the county, died on the 28th of
August.
Jake Finlay colored, escaped from
Greenville Jail last Friday night, by
prying off the ceiling and going through
the garnet.
Misses Effie and Deanie Ferguson,
two of Pickens' charming daughters, are
visiting relatives and friends in Green
vile county,
Rev. n. e. Frederick, colored, be-
gins protracted meeting at the Metho-
dist church on the west end on Wednes
day the 9Th inst.
A three year old daughter of Mr.. Ben
~o1 H''o""erp died last Sabbath NOR
M'"N. j.. r'u9.u" Wvr ~.Giry - jlH
- '.a>" 'l Monirl.
rc..", l}as.:s, 90. ..ru...I !" r.
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-08
PRICES CURRENT.
THESE PRICES ARE FOR WHOLESALE
...|< LOTS.

ooRREoTFD wESKLY BYrERorRox &atLLEn
In making market quotations We can
only approximate values. Many chan
ges occur after the quotations. are sent
out, and we can only hope to give n gem
eral idea of the value prevailing the day
the quotations ere made.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-08
A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY
IS..TAE LOSS OF
n Mann ] . 'yS!1 IL

A Lecture on the Ma ture, Tre at
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Involuntary Emissions, Imp 'tency, Merry
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M. ID.
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MORRIS'S
--( 70 ---
POP (?) GUN,

this apop gun store7 No; it
-' 1T, and it don't quote pop gun
Il. s, but will sell goods as
go as any fair-minled man could
.~. l will offer Special Inducements
e" le next thirty days to those in
H'.' of any of the following articles:
W. AP, salmons, shot, powder lead,
; APPS and cartridges.
/ NLESS YOU want syrup or snuff
.-- or something in that limo.
.JY buttons and baskets and get
you bottle of B B. b.
..r.. GAR, coffee, bacon, lard, rice,
l.. .nd hominy.
NANDY, crackers, and full stock
" Of Confectioncrics.
| EBEL Girl Tobacco and fine
Il y stock Of cigars.
I NIX, indigo, and I. X L. sewing
b thread.
H(LACKING and brushes and ball
H. knitting cotton.
ENVELOPES, elastics and es.
IL Scnce of lemon.
NSANCY Ginghams, checks and
a plaids.
OR anyt hing sou may need in
W this line.
" UBBER Balls, and Royal Bak-
~ ing Powder.
glass-wareturpentine
Il and tea.
l. ARPS, harmonious, and several
a Il other musical Instruments.
I ESSENCE of Cinnamon and hand-
~ kcrchiefs
DoTAsH, fancy papor and pic
N TACT almost and and every kind
CoLOGNE, collars combs and
" clocks.
IL NlvEs and forks and pocket
VIVERY kind of SEWING and knit.
IA ting thread.
N EW Goods. and Low Prices
~ Come and sec me.
~ EE for yourselfand be convinced Of
~ what L have told you.
: ShATES, sulphur, ginger and spi-
/ NLBOWS for stove pipes and Ea-
~ gle coffee.
y EEDLES, notions and childrens'
~ toys.
WUNKS, taoks, gun tubes, and
4 other gnn repairs.
N tact most every thing YOU need
4 Tor comfort and happiness.
\ Ais, needles nutmeg, pepper
" and cloves.
VERY body needs diamond dyes and
~ pins.
| OOK over the list, and don't fail
Il 4 to come and see me when Won
come to town and will do you right.
Some Extra Inducements for Cash
to those in need of Stoves snd
stove repairs.
Respectfully,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-08

So11thwaPd-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14
PETERSBURG.
RESIGNATION OF A PASTOR AND A
PASTORAL CALL.
Stolen Property Ideniifod-A Yeang
Iady's Death-A Sad Report
Personal and Political.

tCorrcspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER ID. 1887.
Rev. ID. A. Glenn, pastor OF the Sc
cond Baptist church in this city, has
resigned the charge Of that church. II
is understood that he contemplates
going to North Carolina 10 live.
A call to the pastoral charge OF the
First Baptist church will be made to-
morrow night, and it is believed that a
well.known and eloquent Virginia min
lister will receive the call.
The two sets Of fine harness recently
captured from a negro named Frank
johnson while he was offering them for
sale in .his city were to-day identified
as the property Of Judge Il. W. Arnold,
Of Waverly. johnson was arrested at
the time and has been kept in the jail
here for identification OF the property.
The mayor imposed a fine OF go on
johnson for carrying concealed
weapon in the shape OF razor. A
special court was held this afternoon to
try him for the larceny Of the harness,
and he was sentenced to ninety days
imprisonment in jail.
The body of Miss Sue Beasley, an
accomplished young lady Of this city,
who died yesterday in Lexington,
where she had gone to accept position
as teacher, was brought here to-day
and inferred in Blandford. She leaves
many relatives and friends here who
were devotedly attached 10 her.
The public schools of this city will
opon on Thursday the 18th instant,
and it is expected the number of pupils
will be largely in excess of last year.
During the vacation months the school
buildings have been renovated and re-
paired, and some of them enlarged to
give the increased accommodations so
much needed.
1t is reported here to-day that child
Of Mr.. George Ray, living in the upper
part of Dinwiddie county, which had
been missing for several days, was
found drowned in the river near by. 1t
is said the child had been out in charge
of the nurse, but the latter returned
home alone, and could give no satisfac-
tory explanation of the absence of the
little one.
The venerable DIR. Griswold, of Din
widdie county, still continues in preca-
rious health. His wife and son are re-
ported to be sick in the same house.
There are rumOrs that the Republi-
cans are seeking combinations with the
labor vote in this section. What the
result will be remains to be seen.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14
LOUISA COUNTY.
COuTt-TObacc0 shooting ARRAY
Personal Mention, &c.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
TREvILIAN's, VA, Sept. 13, 1887.
Yesterday was court-dGy in Louisa.
The usual crowd collected frcm all por-
tons of this county and from the sur
rounding counties of Orange, Abe
marie, tluvanna, and SpOtsylvania.
Parties came from twenty-five and
thirty miles, some walking, to our
cout. HorSe-trading and selling are
among the attractions. Louisa's horse
market is famous, though Orange is
riyalling her OF late years in this re-
spect.
The grand Jury WIS in session a
greater part OF the day. The case OF
George Chewing. charged with shoot
ing promiscuoGsly into crowd at
SANKEY'S shop, this county, was heard.
A person by the name Of Sprouce as
saulted friend OF Chewning's at slid
place, knocking him down, whereupon
Chewing drew biz pistol and fired into
the crowd at Sprouce several times.
Fortunately no one was hurt. Chew
ming is still at large, though indicted.
He Was heavily fiued some time since
by Magistrate Saunders for similar
offence.
An affair OF the same kind is report
cd near Poindexter's store, in which
the culprit was Il negro.
Our planters are busy cutting to-
bacco and com. They seem determined
not to suffer last year 5 experience, when
it will be remembered the frost
destroyed a great part of the tobacco
and injured late corn. Some immense
tobacco has been raised here. DR..
Wills shows some new-grade Persian
tobacco with a stalk three, four, and
five feet high and with a leaf eighteen
to twenty inches wide.
General William II. f. Lee, of Fair
fax, was present on the courthouse
green yesterday rejoicing his old
friends and winning new ones by his
ioval and courteous address.
Misses Turner, OF Henrico, and l.. }.
Ames, of Nansemond county, art
visiting in this vicinity.
The Republicans nominate their can
didate for county representative on the
9th instant. Much private caucusslns
was done yesterday. TwIa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14

The Confederate General Longstreet
introduced General Grant TO Miss Julia
Dent, who is now General Grants
widow. Longstreet's mother was a
Dent. On graduating from the mill
tary academy Lon2street was assigned
to command, and was stationed at
Jefferson barracks, below st. Louis.
While there he visited his relatives, the
Dents, on the Gravois road, and when
Grant was assigned to the same regi-
ment with Longstreet, the latter accom-
panied him on lis first visit 70 the Dent
place, and presented "the little man
with the big epaulettcs, as Grant was
sometimes called III those days, to his
future wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14
NORFOLK.
THE COTTON SEASON OPENING VERY
LIVELY.
Heavy Rseeipts-Arrival Of cettoE-steam-
ers-Hauled of-Prostrated
by the Heat.


,,)cr,io ,ndence OF n, Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 13, 1887.
Over one thousand bales of cotton
were brought in over the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad yesterday. This is
the heaviest cotton freight ever known
on the road so early in the season. The
total receipts Of cotton at this port yes
terday were about twelve hundred
bales. On the Seaboard load the re-
ceipts since the season opened have
been about 1900 bales against $50
bales for the same date last year. The
British steamers Marlborough and
Earnwell, the first OF the season, have
arrived here to load cotton for Liver
pool. Having been to the West Indies
both are quarantined for five days.
The autumn fogs have set in early
this season, and are dense on the bay
and rivers of this section every night.
The incoming steamers were all several
hours late this morning.
The United States steamer Dolphin
was hauled off Seawell's Point and pro-
ceeded to Philadelphia last evening.
Forty marines from the hayward bar
racks, under Captain William ). Muse,
were sent down to her on the ting May
flower.
On account of business engagements
Major G. y. Nash, OF this city, is I'M
able to command the contingent Of
Virginia militia at the Philadelphia
centennial.
The improvement of the Naval Hos
pital park, as authorized by the appro
priation made by Congress last winter,
commenced to-day.
The heat here is severe to-day, the
mercury nearly reaching 90 at noon.
The travel to the seashore has revived
in consequence. Rain would be a very
welcome relief in this section just now,
as everything is dry and parched.
Thirteen carloads Of steel rails
arrived yesterday for the Atlantic and
Danville railroad, and as ties are again
obtainable the work OF track-laying will
he resumed.
A colony of Washlngtonians are yet
occupying cottages at Cape Henry.
A charter was granted by the Circuit
Court yesterday to establish terminal
company, with a capital stock of not
more than $4,000, at the mouth Of
the Western branch, on the Elizabeth
river. The officers and principal stock
holders are New York men.
William Alexander, another OF the
bar-kcepers of Portsmouth violating
the Sunday liquor law in Portsmouth,
was before Mayor Baird this morning
and was fined $75 and costs.
Frank Cumming. of the Western
Union telegraph Office, in Portsmouth,
was Frustrated with heat on Court
street this morning and was carried
home insenslble. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14

TLEGANT PARLOR FURNI-
II TURE. LAMBREQUINS, MOQUETTE
BPoNZES, sILVER-PLATEDWARE. FINE
ORGANETTE, COLORED PLATES OF CANE
AND WATER-FOWLS, &C, &C, AT AUG
TON.-Cn
FRIDAY THE 10TH DISTANT,
at loH O'Clock, I will soil at tie residence No.
20C west FRANKLIN street the RI RNIlUKE, &C.,
remaining ga the house, consisting Of
/ ELEGANT PARLOR SUIT Of CIRCULAR
CHhlKS-Turiish upholsterug, covered
with pcarl.colored, silk-dcured c0ielinc Of
finest quality, with sils-velyot crimson
4 sets Of VINDOw LAMBREQUINs Of the
same material as Parlor suit, with Cor
I set Of LIBRARY FURNITURE Of LOUNGE
aud several CHAIRS. upholstered IN finest
raw silk:
4 .ets If LkMBREQUINs Of same material:
Several very fine WATER CuLOKS IN gold
rilt frames, representing Might Morn
ine,n "Bural Of Latane,' aud other sub
VERY fnc MOQUETTE PARLOR CARPET, with
OTTOMANS aud RUGS;
SUPERB STATUE N BRONZE, by b. Car
peaux, Of "THE NEAPOLlrAN FISHER
BOY" mounted on elegant rotary ebony
pedestal. This Is believed 10 be the most
elegant bronze IN this city.
Several excellent pieces Of TRIpLE-PLATED
SILVERW 4 RE, consisting OF Large
Erercne. Covered Vegetable Dishes, Fruit
Stands FlOwer-Stands. &c. &C.:
! WALNUT CASE No. > MECHANICAL OR
GAZETTE, with six cylinders Of soyeA
tunes each;
RIPS. COVERED ARM CHAIRS;
2EBONH EASELS 81 latest design;
BRONZE CLOCK aud VASES 10 match;
WALNUT DRESSING CASE;
WALNUT CANE CHAIRS, MATTINGS;
set Of sxteou COLORED PLATES OF THE
GAME AND WATER FOWLS or THE
UNITED STATES, by Pope, Jr.;
Copies Of the ART JOURNAL, AMERICAN
ART REVIEW. MASTERPIECES OF
FRENCH ART, and other illustrated work
Several dozens Of NEATLY-PAINIED DECOI
DUCKS.
The above articles are well worthy tho atten-
tion Of purchasers OF really frst-class furn-
ture. GEORGE W. MAYO,
self AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14
STAUN ron.
Proceedings Under the Coupon
Crusher Act.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SrAUNToN, September IS, 1897.
The Circuit Court of Rockbridge-
Judge William Mclaughlin presiding
is now IN session. 4 case was tried on
the 7th instant under the coupon
crusher act passed at the recent ses-
sion of the Legislature, approved May
IL, 1887. Ii WAS proceeding by
way OF motion for the recovery OF
taxes due the Commonwealth.
The case WAS heard without argu-
ment, written or oral. The Judge
entered an order in substance as fol-
lows: Commonwealth of Virginia 0s.
Samuel NJ. Hileman. Motion for the
recovery OF taxes due the Common
wealth OF Virginia under the act Of the
General Assembly entitled an act TO
provide for the recovery of certain
debts due the Commonwealth, for the
payment of which papers purporiing to
be genuine coupons of the Common
wealth have been rendered, &c. The
defendant did not answer. The judg-
ment is for S3l.ll, with interest and
the cost of the proceedings taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14

Corr espOndingly quick time . cher poiaui
through bills u aiding issued 40 ,oS rates.
G. A. TAiLON
AL General Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14
DanviIIe District Dem ocrats Or.
gnntzc.

tspeciM telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
DASyILLE, Va, September 10. Mem
bers of the State Central Committee
for this district met to-day and organ
lied by the election OF Captain Harry
Wooding as chairman. A vigorous can
yaSs was recommended and canvassers
were appointed. 1t was resolved that
city, town, and county superintendents
make thorough organization and see
that every Democratic voter is aroused
to an interest in the canvass. The Chair
was requested 10 invite Hon. Q. T..
o'Ferrall to speak at Patrick Court
house on Tuesday after the fourth Mon
day in September, and remain in that
county and Franklin until Franklin
court and speak at Rocky Mount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14

By virtue OF an order OF the Circuit Court OF
the United states for the district OF West VIZ
hinia. entered July 20, 1887. In certain causes
therein pending. the undersigned commission
ers will sell, on the promises. ~ me u1n is
named above, ALL OF THE PROPERTY, both
real ard personal. OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14

A UCTION SALE OF THE HAM,
N SOME CORNER RESIDENCE No. EasI
GRACE sTkEET.-By request OF the owner ~, Wa
viii offer for sale by public auction, on INC
PREMISES, at O'Clock r. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1887,
mat VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY at me
southeast corner % Grace and Foushee ssi coss
fronting GOV feet on Grace and running a pa
along fouehee street 1853 feet TO pH'ou ""O'
IS feet vide. .,- ,,orrct,
The residence Is "A DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
with very thick walls and OF elegant WoI sl,.
ship. splendidly ventilated, containing 'u nd
teen rooms, six closets, two baih,T0etnpsi t n"H
all modern improvements; LANCE Dn i',,n
KITCHEN, with range, containing 81, So ~ ,,a,
including basement. FRAME OFFICE IN yara'
and LARGE BRICK STABLE, Win ious'ns
rooms above.
TERMS: Very liberal, and annolnceu c s1 S"'''
r. b. CHAPLIN a %,
sa1ATaiOIl12e1l AuCtOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14

WANTED, A MAN AND WIFE
w Man for goodman: wife 20 co. Z. wash.
ana iron for family Of two, seven miles from
RicLmoud Good wages. References. Ad-
dIess ~. :. A." care Of Postmaster. era
mite, Chesterfield county. Va. sc 1872
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14
BY James B. Elan
and
Frank d. Hill x CO.,
Real Estate Auc,i0noCrs.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
COTTAGE RESIDENCE No. 5ll, o. Iti Z
EAST SIDE or FIRST STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.
Knox, who sues, Sc. III the chaacery Court 70 a,
mn, Curator, and as.) moud,
In pursuance Of the decree Of June H. l,sl,
in the aboye-namet cause, the Undersigned,
special commissioners, will soil 10y public ai'-
ton, Ga The promises, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1857.
AZ 5o'clocG 7. NJ. the NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
DETACHED BRICK COTTAGE No. 81. on the
east side Of first street between clay aul Lelsl
streets containing four rooms with th' usIni
cCnyenicnccs, and Ia good order LOT about
2ihXiGO feet. with side aud car alley.
Tins Is q desirable residence AMI II the cha
racter aud location now much sought AFTER ~
investors
TERMS: one third cash: the balance In equal
instruments. by negotiable notes, az SIX and
Twelve months. with interest ADDED, and the
title retained until the whole Of the purchaSe-
money has been paid aud conveyance order
ell by the Court. ". w. COSBY jk.,
JAMES CASklE,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES r.. ELAN
and tAuctiOuccrs.
FRANK ID. Hill & Co.
KNOX, WHO sUE3, &C., PLAETIFF, AGAINST
nm, CURATOR, &c, DEFENDANTS IN THE
CHASCERY COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
], Benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of said court,
certify that tho bond required ~ the special
commissioners by the decree in said cause or
Juno Il, lhs7, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF june
Sc - BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14

An Unusual and Delicate Surgical
Operation.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
CHASE CRY, VA, Sept. -, 1887.
The condition OF Ras. Wimbish,
who was shot in the abdomen by John
Trotier near here on Sunday evening,
the 4th Of this month, is most remark
able one. From the first the doctors
have pronounced his case hopeless and
predicted his early death. On Thurs
day the Sth the dying declaration OF
the man was taken at the request OF tho
Attorney for the Commonwealth Of this
comfy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14
LAPARoroMY.

On Friday il was decided to perform
surgical operation on the man. 1t
was stated in the Ruflin case OF Peters.
burg that only ffty.seyen operations
had been performed in the civilized
world. There is among the medical
maternity great diversity OF opinion in
regard to the operation Of laparotomy,
and many distinguished surgeons deny
the proprieiy Of performing the opera
fion for penetrating gun-shot wounds
OF the abdomen, and DIR. NORRIS in the
Encyclopedia OF Surgery quotes Neu-
derfer and DR.. Frank II. Hamilton, OF
New York, as opposed 10 il.
On Monday. the second day after the
shooting, peritonitis had set .in with
other symptoms that indicated a fatal
result There was but single chance,
and that was regarded as an infnitessi-
mally small one--to perform tho opera.
ton Of lapsrotomy. The physicians
present we're Drs. Gregory and PSiddy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14
4 TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. september ~, Isl,
trans on this road win run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14
BY George $. Vashon & son,
Real Estate AuctioneCrs,
No. : north Tenth street

A UCTION SALE OF LOT 6Svli0
"A FEET AT THE NORTHEAST CORN ER
OF TWENTY-SEYENTH AND STREETS
BY request Of the owner We will sell oy auc.
ton. on The premises, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1857,
at 5 o'clock 2. NJ, tic PROPERTY above de-
scrired. Tho property win be- sold as whole
or divided into two lois as may be deemed best
at sale.
TERMS: Easy. .
GEORGE 6. YASHON & SON.
sell AuctlOnects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT
\ BUILDING lots IN BUCK-H1LL ADD
TION. MANCHESTER, VA---By virtue OF a
deed Of trust dated October, 1874, 10 the UNDER
signed trustee. duly recorded 10 the clerks Of
nee OF Chesterfield County Court, Deedk Book
%, page 6s3, default having been made, and
being requested 20 ~ do, [ will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, sgPrENsER %, 1887,
u $50 O'Clock p. NJ, the aboye-descrbed REAL
ESTATE In the said deed. es follows--to wit !:
Lots AoA 81, 50. SO, 50. IS. 80, 81. ana IS In the
plan OF Buck Hin. fronting on Decatur street
Lots 81 ~, 81 IS. sc. 81. and ~ have afront 81 ~
feet each, and Lot No. 81 has front Of lss feeA
being a triangular lot
TxEAs; Cash. NJ. A. CO1biLla
Trustee.
sAsrsQx s ApA,soy, AuetI0Dser. sell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14

Query: Can curing cough with DIR.
Bulls Cough syrup DO called bullying
. cough
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-14
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1885,.

at O'Clock p. NJ. the above-described 10
one fronting 58Hx5i feet 5 inches. and The
other. adjoining. I2xsiH feet These Lots are
well suited for small houses. and being so con
venient to the Tredegar and hichinohu anu Al
yestinent - or,>,,, eint
TERMS At sale. JOHN l. 1OpDlN, -
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